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Shown at the Spring Fashion| ning dress of nylon ead

. Carolyn is all dregsed up in display held recently im Monta-| rotiy dress which is

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F.W.I.C. Has Remarkable Year Of Achievement

The following is the second nouncement of inierest in 1958. part of the account oe the wreak]. Seareeatetes ex. SC. Shine : i} ‘ ., Tepresent or pecometiched by the Federated ganization at the Highway Sefety Women’s Iasiitutes in 1958. K is Conference in Edmonton and Mrs presented by Mrs. George Wilson,)P.Y. McCandless, Waterdown, FWIC, Publie Relations Officer. | Om., its annual meeting in Tor- Books were presented to the/ onto: Mrs. John MacLean, cit- public—Nova Scotia’s volume of| izenship convener, atiended . the -“A Canadian Mosiac’, compiled) conference on education in Ot- by Mrs. W.A. Turner, Kentwille,}tawa: Mirs..G. MacPhatier = NS., tells a fascinating story of} meeting of the National Commit- the history of their crafts; ‘Ad-|tee of this Conference, Toronto; § ventures in Cooking”, compiled|and Mrs. Keith Rand, Port f by Mrs. J.0. Decker, Pembber-| Williams, N.S. covered the 4H ton, B.C. provincial president, | Clubs Conference in Winnipeg, aod her able committee, com-/the CAC Annual Mecting in Mon bines recipes and history; ‘“A/ireal, and in her capacity as na- Delegate Reports’ (A World Tour tiona} president, atiended many

in 7% Days), by Mrs. George Wil-| provincial conventions. The Peace Garden Plot in the

the siory of the Ceylon ACWW | International Peace Garden com tinues to be beautified under the

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eonference and world tour. Other cultural projects have direction of Mrs. G.C. Cailey, mot been overtooked. -Mrs. R.|/Sandford, Mas., and also the Partington, Francois Lake, B.C.|Mahitoba Women’s Insliiutes. eultur: activities convener, is| K is thrilling to read of the the proud custodian of the na- | exchange border visiis between tional .quilt, which is truly a work | the ryiral women of U.S.A. and of art. Tweedsmuir contests have | Canada. The Peace Garden and been arranged and a citizenship | these journeys of friendship, to trophy offered by Senator Cair-' gether with our miles of unde Ine Wilson for the best essay om! fended border, are an example that topic. This is in.cLarge of|to ali the world (I was privil- Mrs. George Benneti, Simmie,|eged to atiend one of these in- Sask, former Citizenship Conven-' ternational visits last year at

or.” Essex, Ontario.) In addition to these, study pro-; These are the highlighis of jects have been instigaied —/the Federated Women’s Instiiu-

the Integration of First and, New | tes of Canada in the interests of

Canadians was selected by the|“HOME AND COUNTRY” is national executive: preliminary! 1958.

oe the proposed Canadian e on children was en- trusted to Mrs. G. MacPhatier, Owen Sound. Ont., convener of

EARTH SCIENCE CENTRE CAMBRIDGE, Mess. (AP)

| Home Economics and Social Wel fare and Mrs. Joho MacLean, Pureka, N.S., Convener of Citiz- enship.

appointment of Mrs. E_J. Roylance of Greenwood, B. C., vicepreskient of FWIC. as post-

master of the town and inspec-

Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology aonounced Saturday a gift

‘of 30,000 shares of Texas Instru- |menis, Incorporated, worth $2,-

500,000, for construction of a centre for earth sciences. The gift was made by Cecil H. Green, vice - president of Texas imsiru-

tor of that posial area was ap an- | ments.

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ness in the last glory of the day. On the hittops westward, the tips and arcs of the woodland trees were outfined dark and pretty a- gainst the afier-sunsct glow. Peace was spreading wide quiet wings over heights and depths of our vailey.

“Yes’’ James said eyes on the tractor—trailer now turning home werd farm folk® have many a blessing: . . We've had a good winter, And now there's the Spring with its promise.”

So many blessings indeed. To- day with its continuing cheer- ful hearth-ires, its promise of

James Norton, at P. |W. College, and Soe stud- leat at St. Dunstan’s High School, returned this week afier spend- ‘ing Easter vacation with their

Mrs. J.C. Simpson and son Jer-; ry, returned to their home _ in Summerside last week from a vi- sit to Toronto and im Montreal, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles Simpson. 3

With Hopes Running High — They Cultivate And Sow

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GREENVALE W.I.

ruary: meetings’s were held at the homes of Mrs. Gertrude Weeks, Mrs. Parle MacRae, and Mrs. Bernsley Wonnacott with small attendances Ai the Decem- ber meeting the following were appointed convenors Health and Welfare, Ruth MacPherson; Edu-

Health and Welfare, and W.L. work were carried out by the convenors in January and Feb-

ing was distributed the following were included in the Institute’s expenses for 1958: Community $9.06, school $11.28, Donations on hand Der.,

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W.MS. of Trinity United Church, Charlottetown, held a joint Thank- offering service in Heartz Me- morial Hall on Tuesday evening, March 24. Rev. A. Frank Mac- Lean preskied and Mrs. K. A. Parker was pianist.

The Worship service was con- chicted by Mrs. R. S. Latimer, Miss Christine Todd and Mrs. Allison Mutch. The hymn, “We Sing the Praise of Him Who Died,” was - sung, Scripture reading from Luke 2%4:13-31, and prayer.

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